Our Peat Free Multi-Purpose Compost with John Innes is perfect for supporting plant growth from seed through to mature plants. It has been specially developed to help plants at every life stage for a stronger, healthier life – the Life Partner for Plants. Made from loam for perfect nutrient and moisture retention, as well as sand and grit for excellent drainage. It is also enriched with BIO3 to boost plant growth and to promote roots and shoots. Our revolutionary new peat alternative, BIO3, is engineered to outperform all peat based blends.
Use Peat Free Multi-Purpose Compost with John Innes to plant up seedlings, flowers, fruit, and veg as well as containers and baskets. Not suitable for ericaceous plants.
- Perfect for all life stages of plants
- Stronger plant development
- More flowers, as well as more vibrancy
- Longer plant life
- Peat free
Be sure to feed your plants with Boost All Purpose Plant Feed – specially formulated for use with peat free composts.
Sizes available
- 10 litre
- 25 litre
- 40L
- 50 litre
- Why use?
- How to use
- Tips & Advice
- Supports growth at every life stage – germination, establishment, healthy growth, and ongoing vitality
- Enriched with BIO3, boosting plant growth
- Includes loam for perfect nutrient and moisture retention
- Sand and grit for excellent drainage
- Use for seedlings, flowers, fruit, and veg, containers and baskets, and more
Seedlings
- Fill the pot with compost. Water and allow to drain. Make a hole in the compost.
- Holding the seedling gently by the leaves, transfer to the new pot. Press compost firmly around the seedling.
- Water the plant regularly and feed it after 4 weeks. Place the pots in a warm, well-ventilated location.
NB – The open structure and nutrient content of this compost may not be suitable for small, fine, and difficult to germinate seeds. We always recommend using a dedicated seed sowing compost.
Cuttings
- Cut and remove non-flowering 10cm shoot. Trim to leave the top two pairs of leaves. Dip in rooting gel.
- Insert firmly into compost, water, and place in a polybag, in a warm spot away from direct sunlight.
Potting
- Thoroughly water the plant, gently tap the pot to remove, and shake off loose compost.
- Place the plant in a new pot with new compost, fill gaps with new compost, firm down, and water.
Planting Out
- Dig a hole approximately. twice the depth and diameter of the root ball.
- Place the plant in the hole with new compost, fill gaps with new compost, firm down, and water.
Don’t forget to feed
If plants appear pale or leaves yellow, ensure you feed with Boost All Purpose Plant Food, specially formulated for use with peat reduced, peat free, and ericaceous composts.
General Advice
- Store in a frost free place away from weedkillers and other chemicals
- Re-seal bag after use
- Not suitable for use with ericaceous (lime hating) plants
- Wash hands after use
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. Can I use this for my houseplants?
A. Yes, this compost would be suitable for larger, mature houseplants
For any questions or advice, please contact our technical advice line on: 01480 443789 (Mon – Fri 10am – 4pm) or email customerservice@westlandhorticulture.com
